Troubadour Policies
Cookies
A draft plain-English note about cookies, sessions, local storage, and optional third-party embeds used by the site. This draft is for public transparency and product planning. It is not legal advice and does not claim legal compliance.
Draft status
This cookies page is a draft policy pending legal review. It describes the product as it exists today and should not be read as a final compliance statement.
Cookie categories on Troubadour
Troubadour currently treats browser storage in four practical categories: strictly necessary, analytics, marketing, and embedded media or third-party content.
Strictly necessary cookies or storage stay enabled because they support sign-in, Supabase session continuity, role-aware routing, security, and stable workspace behavior across artist, act, agent, venue, and admin areas.
Optional categories should remain opt-in. If analytics, marketing, or third-party embedded tracking are introduced or expanded later, this page will need formal legal review before it becomes final.
- Strictly necessary: authentication, session continuity, security, and core navigation state.
- Analytics: optional measurement or product analytics, if later enabled.
- Marketing: optional advertising or retargeting tools, if later enabled.
- Embedded media / third-party content: optional YouTube, Vimeo, Google Maps, Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, or similar embeds that may set third-party cookies.
What Troubadour appears to use today
Troubadour currently appears to rely on necessary cookies for Supabase authentication and session handling, plus local browser storage for a mix of drafts, settings, dev-mode helpers, and other interface state.
At the time of this draft, the app does not appear to enable a live analytics script by default, and it does not appear to enable a live marketing tracker by default. That should be re-checked before making any final legal statement.
Some public and workspace surfaces do use optional third-party embeds such as music/video players or maps. Those should stay blocked until a visitor opts in to embedded media.
What the platform is not promising yet
Troubadour is not yet making a final legal statement about cookie durations, retention periods, jurisdiction-specific consent rules, or every third-party service that may appear later. Those details still need formal legal review.
Examples of why necessary storage matters here
- Keeping a signed-in user connected to the correct dashboard or role context.
- Remembering the difference between direct and protected relationship paths.
- Supporting message, thread, and workflow state in a stable way during navigation.
- Helping moderation/admin review screens load safely and consistently for approved reviewers.
Questions
Questions about this draft cookie policy can be sent to [CONTACT EMAIL]. Company identity and address details remain placeholders: [LEGAL ENTITY NAME], [COMPANY ADDRESS].
Cookie Settings
You can review or change optional categories here at any time. Strictly necessary cookies remain enabled so Troubadour can keep sign-in and routing stable.